英语词汇suppress怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

suppress /səˈprɛs/ verb

suppresses; suppressed; suppressing

suppress

/səˈprɛs/

verb

suppresses; suppressed; suppressing

Learner's definition of SUPPRESS

[+ object]

: to end or stop (something) by force镇压

Political dissent was brutally suppressed.持不同政见者遭到了残酷的镇压。
suppressing a rebellion镇压叛乱

: to keep (something) secret : to not allow people to know about or see (something)查禁；封锁；隐匿

The governor tried to suppress the news.州长试图封锁这条消息。
The judge may decide to suppress the evidence. [=to not allow the evidence to be used at a trial]法官可以决定禁用这个证据。
She ordered the magazine (to be) suppressed.她下令查禁这家杂志。

a : to not allow yourself to feel, show, or be affected by (an emotion)控制，抑制（感情）

He struggled to suppress his feelings of jealousy.他努力抑制自己的妒忌心。
She could not suppress her anger.她按捺不住怒火。
I had to suppress an urge to tell him what I really thought.我不得不抑制住把我真正想法告诉他的冲动。

b : to stop yourself from doing something (such as smiling, coughing, or laughing) that might bother other people忍住（笑、咳嗽或大笑）

I found it hard to suppress a smile [=to keep myself from smiling] when he told me about what happened.当他告诉我发生的事情时，我发现很难让自己忍住不笑。
She tried to suppress a cough/laugh. [=she tried not to cough/laugh]她努力忍住不咳嗽/笑出声。

: to slow or stop the growth, development, or normal functioning of (something)压制；制止；抑制

a drug that suppresses the immune system抑制免疫系统的药物
The pill works by suppressing your appetite.这药片通过抑制食欲起作用。

— suppression

/səˈprɛʃən/ noun [noncount]

political suppression政治镇压
the suppression of evidence隐匿证据
the suppression of your emotions对你情感的抑制
appetite suppression抑制食欲

单词	suppress
释义	suppress 1 ENTRIES FOUND: suppress (verb) suppress /səˈprɛs/ verb suppresses; suppressed; suppressing suppress /səˈprɛs/ verb suppresses; suppressed; suppressing Learner's definition of SUPPRESS [+ object] 1 : to end or stop (something) by force镇压 Political dissent was brutally suppressed.持不同政见者遭到了残酷的镇压。 suppressing a rebellion镇压叛乱 2 : to keep (something) secret : to not allow people to know about or see (something)查禁；封锁；隐匿 The governor tried to suppress the news.州长试图封锁这条消息。 The judge may decide to suppress the evidence. [=to not allow the evidence to be used at a trial]法官可以决定禁用这个证据。 She ordered the magazine (to be) suppressed.她下令查禁这家杂志。 3 a : to not allow yourself to feel, show, or be affected by (an emotion)控制，抑制（感情） He struggled to suppress his feelings of jealousy.他努力抑制自己的妒忌心。 She could not suppress her anger.她按捺不住怒火。 I had to suppress an urge to tell him what I really thought.我不得不抑制住把我真正想法告诉他的冲动。 b : to stop yourself from doing something (such as smiling, coughing, or laughing) that might bother other people忍住（笑、咳嗽或大笑） I found it hard to suppress a smile [=to keep myself from smiling] when he told me about what happened.当他告诉我发生的事情时，我发现很难让自己忍住不笑。 She tried to suppress a cough/laugh. [=she tried not to cough/laugh]她努力忍住不咳嗽/笑出声。 4 : to slow or stop the growth, development, or normal functioning of (something)压制；制止；抑制 a drug that suppresses the immune system抑制免疫系统的药物 The pill works by suppressing your appetite.这药片通过抑制食欲起作用。 — suppression /səˈprɛʃən/ noun [noncount] political suppression政治镇压 the suppression of evidence隐匿证据 the suppression of your emotions对你情感的抑制 appetite suppression抑制食欲
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